Green Marine
Intermarine, ZEABORN Form Joint Venture
US-based Intermarine enters into a joint venture agreement with German ZEABORN Group.
Port of Riga Is Ready to Welcome Large Vessels
The Port of Riga has invested millions of euros in its infrastructure to be able to accommodate large ships.
Klaipeda LNG Terminal Receives 50th LNG Cargo
On May 25, the 50th LNG reloading operation took place at Lithuanian liquefied natural gas terminal.
Second Delivery of Cranes Arrives at APM Terminals Moin
APM Terminals takes delivery of the second shipment of STS and ERTG cranes at its facility in Moin, Costa Rica.
DCT Gdansk Hits 9 Million TEU Milestone
Poland’s container terminal DCT Gdansk handles 9 million TEUs since its opening ten years ago.
Drewry: Weak Olefin Trade Puts Pressure on LPG Shipowners
Drewry: Weak olefin trade is to keep the freight market for Handysize vessels under pressure in 2018.
DP World Completes Acquisition of Cosmos Agencia Marítima
DP World has closed the acquisition of Cosmos Agencia Marítima, a logistics company in Peru.
ICS: Hong Kong Convention’s Entry into Force Is Critical
Shipowners have reaffirmed commitment to the Hong Kong Convention and the need for a global solution.
Two Hawaiian Fishing Firms Fined for Dumping Oily Waste
Two fishing firms have to pay civil penalties for discharging oily waste into the waters of Hawaii.
Antwerp Port Unveils 5 Priorities to Get Ready for the Future
Antwerp Port Authority defines five strategic priorities by 2020.
Two Wrongful Death Lawsuits Filed against NCL
Two wrongful death lawsuits filed against Norwegian Cruise Line in relation to the 2016 lifeboat collapse.
Optimarin: BWT Market Is Accelerating
The ballast water treatment market has recently seen positive developments, Optimarin said.
US “Alarmed” by Missile Strike on Turkish Ship off Yemen
US said it was “alarmed” by the missile strike on a Turkish wheat ship earlier in May.
CCCS: Wilhelmsen’s Drew Takeover Would Reduce Competition
Wilhelmsen Maritime Services’ proposed takeover of Drew Marine would reduce competition, Singapore said.